In this week’s Inside Spain, we look at why Vox would be in power if only the Spanish police and military could vote, and how a Spanish football team is raising awareness about an invasive algae polluting Andalusia’s sea with an innovative kit.
Spanish families poorer than two decades ago, elderly man killed by e-scooter rider, 'Beast from the East' cold front on its way and more news from Spain on Thursday February 6th.
Costa del Sol recovers from flooding after heavy rainfall, Palma de Mallorca bans people living in caravans and more news from Spain on Tuesday February 4th.
Spain's PM urges Europe to resist tech 'caste' controlling social media, Spanish billionaires keep getting richer, Santander bank considers leaving UK and more news from Spain on Tuesday January 21st.
Twenty foreign repeat offenders expelled from Spain, govt deactivates app meant to correct gender imbalance in household chores, PM welcomes Gaza ceasefire and more news from Spain on Thursday January 16th.
Ongoing cold snap puts much of Spain on alert, gang importing toxic waste to Spain busted, footballer behind bars over betting scandal and more news on Wednesday January 15th.
Spain to celebrate end of Franco's dictatorship, baby born on Spain-bound migrant boat, instant money transfers to cost the same as normal ones from today and more news from Spain on Thursday January 9th.
Chilly New Year's weather for much of Spain and rain across the Med, higher fuel prices drive up Spanish inflation, Sánchez hails Jimmy Carter's 'dedication to peace' and more news on Tuesday December 31st.
NYE grapes more expensive than ever, traditional bakeries closing down at record rates, housing biggest worry for Spaniards in 2024 and more news from Spain on Monday December 30th.
Spanish pensions to increase by €600 in 2025, four people still missing since Valencia floods, Iraqi PM visits Spain and more news on Friday November 29th.
Alicante factory explosion kills three, staff for budget rail company Iryo to strike at Christmas, date set by Spanish courts to sue Facebook's owner Meta and more news from Spain on Thursday November 28th.
Teenager allegedly murdered by her ex-boyfriend in Orihuela, nationwide marches against gender violence, EU steps up Spanish olives spat with US and more news from Spain on Tuesday November 26th.
Temporary accommodation gains ground on long-term rents, more bad weather on the way, blame game over flood alerts and more news from Spain on Thursday November 21st.
Monthly property purchases soar to highest level in 17 years, Rafa Nadal's last match, Madrid metro launches digital tickets and more news from Spain on Wednesday November 20th.
Fire in Spanish retirement home kills at least 10, top Spanish newspaper stops posting on Musk's X, most flood victims over 70 and more news from Spain on Friday November 15th.
Canaries ask EU to look into banning foreigners from buying property, automatic renewal of residency permits for flood-hit foreigners, bodies of young brothers who died in Valencia floods found and more news from Spain on Thursday November 14th.
Top cop arrested after €20 million found at home, foreign interest in Spanish universities higher than ever, snow in the north and heavy rain in the south and east, and more news from Spain on Wednesday November 13th.
Man claiming to be Jesus Christ kills monk at Spanish monastery, Seville gets serious about tourist apartments, new drink driving limits and more news from Spain on Tuesday November 12th.
Spanish PM assaulted with a stick, fears of big death toll in underground parking lot, first flood victims found at sea and more news from Spain on Monday November 4th.
Spaniards named world's best footballers, PM denies links to corrupt politician despite photo together, ‘gourmet’ bread to get VAT price drop and more news on Tuesday October 29th.
